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Why the Green Party is wrong about NATO

Bright Green Editors 23 March 2023 Why the Green Party is wrong about NATO2023-03-23T14:03:19+00:00 Comment 1 Comment
The Green Party of England and Wales has adopted a new policy on defence and changed its position on NATO. On the fifth episode of #BrightGreenLive, our editor Chris Jarvis…
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The truth about the Green Party’s new defence policy (including NATO)

Linda Walker 14 March 2023 The truth about the Green Party’s new defence policy (including NATO)2023-03-17T18:07:42+00:00 Comment 5 Comments
During the Conference debate on Peace, Security and Defence there was nothing which aroused stronger emotions and more conflicting views than our membership of NATO. This was the case for the…
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Freedom and security in a complex world

Dirk Holemans 14 April 2022 Freedom and security in a complex world2022-04-14T14:30:45+01:00 Comment No Comment
People all over the world are taking their future back into their hands. Together, they are taking initiatives in the fields of renewable energy, local food production, sharing tools, and…
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London security guard suspended for opposing outsourcing

Bright Green Editors 14 November 2020 London security guard suspended for opposing outsourcing2020-11-16T10:07:01+00:00 Labour Movement 2 Comments
The Francis Crick Institute. Image credits via yellow book, creative commons. Cetin Avsar, a trade union activist with United Voices of the World (UVW), had only spent three weeks working…
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London anarchist bookshop firebombed – cleanup today

Adam Ramsay 2 February 2013 London anarchist bookshop firebombed – cleanup today2013-02-02T10:52:07+00:00 2 Comments
London's anarchist bookshop, Freedom Press, has announced on its website that it was firebombed at around 5:30am yesterday. The below statement is from their website. If you're in London and…
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Does the government need new Internet surveillance powers?

Gilbert Ramsay 4 April 2012 Does the government need new Internet surveillance powers?2012-04-04T17:00:09+01:00 1 Comment
Surveillance of citizens by governments is generally a bad thing. All things being equal, the more of it the worse. So regardless of the specific details of the legislation the…
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Breivik, Blogging and How Not to Study Terrorism

Gilbert Ramsay 26 July 2011 Breivik, Blogging and How Not to Study Terrorism2014-12-15T11:11:16+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 5 Comments
Claims in early editions of newspapers following the appalling attacks in Norway last Friday that an Islamic group had claimed responsibility have led onto a flurry of accusations regarding the…
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Paradoxes of ‘prevent’

Gilbert Ramsay 11 June 2011 Paradoxes of ‘prevent’2011-06-11T12:09:04+01:00 *Society* No Comment
In what seems to be becoming my rather curious emerging role as Bright Green’s resident terrorologist, a few words are probably in order about the government’s new ‘Prevent’ strategy, released…
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